Technics KN200 / KN400 Electronic Keyboard

Safety Precautions

CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, DO NOT REMOVE SCREWS. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE. REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL.

⚡️ [High Voltage Warning]: The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated "dangerous voltage" within the product's enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.

ℹ️ [Important Information]: The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.

For Canada: This digital apparatus does not exceed the Class B limits for radio noise emissions from digital apparatus set out in the Radio Interference Regulations of the Canadian Department of Communications.

WARNING: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRICAL SHOCK, DO NOT EXPOSE THIS PRODUCT TO RAIN OR MOISTURE.

Important (for Great Britain): The wires in this mains lead are coloured in accordance with the following code: BLUE - NEUTRAL, BROWN - LIVE. Ensure correct connection to your plug terminals.

Caution Voltage (except North America and Mexico): Be sure the voltage adjuster (KN200: on AC adaptor, KN400: on rear panel) is set in accordance with local voltage in your area before using this unit. Use a screwdriver to set the voltage adjuster.

Attention Tension (French): Avant de mettre cet appareil sous tension, s'assurer que le sélecteur de tension est réglé sur la tension locale. Utiliser un tournevis plat.

Precaución Tensión (Spanish): Cerciórese de que el ajustador de tensión esté ajustado al valor de la tensión de su residencia antes de utilizar el instrumento. Emplee un destornillador para ajustarlo.

Japanese Caution: Voltage adjustment is required for different regions. Ensure the voltage adjuster is set correctly for your local voltage using a flat-head screwdriver.

Before You Play

For a long and pleasurable use of this instrument, and to gain a thorough understanding of your KN Series Keyboard's wonderful capabilities, it is strongly recommended that you first read through this Owner's Manual once.

This Owner's Manual is comprised of the following parts:

• BASIC FUNCTIONS VOL. 1: Explains basic procedures and important points for proper operation.
• PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS VOL. 2: Detailed explanation of sound, effects, and rhythm.
• VOL. 3: Detailed explanation of SEQUENCER, COMPOSER, Function Setting, and MIDI.
• REFERENCE GUIDE: For contents of SOUND VARIATION and ONE TOUCH PLAY settings.

Names and Functions

The control panels for the KN200 and KN400 models feature various sections and buttons to access the keyboard's capabilities.

Technics KN200 Control Panel Overview

The KN200 control panel is organized into sections including CONDUCTOR, SOUND SELECT, RHYTHM SELECT, AUTO PLAY CHORD, SEQUENCER, and MANUAL PERCUSSION. It features numerous buttons for selecting sounds, rhythms, and functions, along with a MAIN VOLUME slider and a display.

• AUTO PLAY CHORD: Provides automatic accompaniment patterns matching the rhythm.
• SEQUENCER: Allows recording of entire performances or chord progressions.
• SOUND SELECT: Enables selection of 48 different sounds.
• RHYTHM SELECT: Allows selection of 24 rhythm patterns, including intro and fill-in options.
• MUSIC STYLE ARRANGER: Offers changes in keyboard sounds during AUTO PLAY CHORD performances.
• KEYBOARD PERCUSSION: Enables playing percussion sounds.
• ONE TOUCH PLAY: Sets ideal sounds and effects for the melody by selecting a rhythm.
• TECHNI-CHORD: Produces harmony when a single key is pressed.

Technics KN400 Control Panel Overview

The KN400 control panel includes sections for CONDUCTOR, SOUND SELECT, RHYTHM SELECT, COMPOSER, AUTO PLAY CHORD, SEQUENCER, and MANUAL PERCUSSION. It also features a PITCH BEND wheel, MODULATION button, MAIN VOLUME slider, and a display. It offers more advanced features like the COMPOSER.

• AUTO PLAY CHORD: Provides automatic accompaniment patterns matching the rhythm.
• SEQUENCER: Allows recording of entire performances or chord progressions.
• SOUND SELECT: Enables selection of 48 different sounds.
• COMPOSER: Allows creation of original accompaniment patterns.
• RHYTHM SELECT: Allows selection of 28 rhythm patterns, including intro and fill-in options.
• MUSIC STYLE ARRANGER: Offers changes in keyboard sounds during AUTO PLAY CHORD performances.
• ONE TOUCH PLAY: Sets ideal sounds and effects for the melody by selecting a rhythm.
• KEYBOARD PERCUSSION: Enables playing percussion sounds.
• TECHNI-CHORD: Produces harmony when a single key is pressed.
• PANEL MEMORY: Stores panel settings.
• MANUAL PERCUSSION: Produces percussion sounds when buttons are pressed.

Basic Operating Guide

Setting Up (KN200)

1. Use the included AC adaptor (SY-AD1) to connect the instrument to an outlet. Note: Use only the included AC adaptor; others may cause malfunction or damage.
2. Press the ▶️ PLAY button to turn it on.
3. Set up the included music stand as shown in the illustration.

When the keyboard is turned off, all stored memories and settings return to their initialized status.

Setting Up (KN400)

1. Plug the included power cord into an outlet.
2. Press the ? POWER button to turn it on.
3. Set up the included music stand as shown in the illustration.

Initializing Settings (KN400): To reset all functions and memories to their initialized settings, turn on the ? POWER button while pressing all three MANUAL PERCUSSION buttons simultaneously.

Playing the Keyboard

1. Play the keyboard. The default sound is PIANO.

2. Set the ? MAIN VOLUME to an appropriate level using the slider.

You can produce up to 11 notes simultaneously. If headphones are connected, the sound from the internal speakers is turned off.

KN400 Specifics: The KN400 features Touch Response, allowing volume control by playing keys harder or softer.

Selecting Sounds

You can easily select any of 48 different sounds by pressing corresponding buttons. The VARIATION sound available for each preset sound doubles your expressive power.

Using the Sound Select:

1. Select a sound by pressing the corresponding SOUND SELECT buttons in the vertical and horizontal rows.
2. You can change the sound by pressing the VARIATION button to turn it on.

You can mix two different sounds or "split" the keyboard into left and right parts with different sounds assigned to each. (Refer to Vol. 2).

Listen to the Demonstration Tune

18 demonstration performances are preset. Listen to them to hear the capabilities of the KN200/KN400 using PCM sounds.

1. Press the ? DEMO button.
2. In the RHYTHM SELECT or SOUND SELECT sections, select a demonstration by pressing the vertical and horizontal row buttons. The indicator for the selected demo will flash.
3. The demonstration tune will play. To stop, press a flashing button. To listen to another, press a different flashing button.
4. When finished, press the ? DEMO button again.

Continuous Performance: Pressing the START/STOP button after step 1 plays demos continuously and repeats them. Pressing START/STOP again stops the continuous performance. Other buttons and keys are inactive during demonstration playback.

Playing Automatic Rhythms

Listen to a Preset Rhythm

1. In the CONDUCTOR section, press the POLY 1 button to turn it on.
2. In the RHYTHM SELECT matrix, select a rhythm (e.g., BOSSA NOVA) by pressing the horizontal and vertical row buttons.
3. Start the rhythm by pressing the ▶️/■ START/STOP button.
4. Stop the rhythm by pressing the ▶️/■ START/STOP button again.

Control the Rhythm

A. Adjust Tempo: Use the ? SLOW and ? FAST buttons for TEMPO. The set tempo is shown on the display.

B. Insert a Fill-in Pattern: While the rhythm is playing, press the ➡️ FILL IN button.

C. Insert an Intro/Ending Pattern: Before starting the rhythm, press the ⏪ INTRO & ENDING button to turn it on for an intro. Pressing it again while the rhythm plays triggers an ending pattern and stops the rhythm.

Automatic Accompaniment

The AUTO PLAY CHORD function automatically plays an accompaniment pattern that matches the selected rhythm simply by playing a chord on the keyboard.

Use the AUTO PLAY CHORD

1. In the RHYTHM SELECT matrix, select the MARCH 1 rhythm.
2. Press the ✨ ONE TOUCH PLAY button until panel settings change.
3. In the AUTO PLAY CHORD section, press the ONE-FINGER button to turn it on.
4. Play chords with your left hand and the melody with your right. The automatic accompaniment starts.

Example: "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon"

When C, G7, and F are indicated in the musical score, press the corresponding keys. The score shows the melody and chord changes.

Chord Playing Example:

• C Chord: Press keys C, E, G.
• G7 Chord: Press keys G, B, D, F.
• F Chord: Press keys F, A, C.

Storing a Chord Progression

You can store a tune's chord progression in the keyboard's SEQUENCER memory to focus on playing the melody while the accompaniment plays back the chords.

Storing a Chord Progression in the Sequencer

1. Press the STEP RECORD button in the SEQUENCER section. Its indicator lights.
2. The ACCOMP/CHORD indicator flashes.
3. While holding down a C chord on the left part of the keyboard, press the 'o' key to specify a whole note (one measure of C chord). A "beep" will sound.
4. While holding down an F chord, press the 'o' key.
5. While holding down a G7 chord, press the 'o' key.
6. While holding down a C chord, press the 'o' key.
7. Repeat steps 2-5 three more times to store the entire chord progression.
8. Press the 'H' key. The STEP RECORD indicator turns off and the ACCOMP/CHORD indicator lights.

Playing Back the Chord Progression

1. Confirm that the ACCOMP/CHORD button is on.
2. Press the ↩️ SEQUENCER RESET button.
3. Press the ▶️/■ START/STOP button. The automatic accompaniment pattern is played back following the stored chord progression.

Note for KN200: If the power is turned off, the stored memory is erased.

Storing a Performance

The SEQUENCER allows you to record your keyboard performance and have it played back automatically exactly as you performed it.

Storing Your Performance in the Sequencer

1. In the SEQUENCER section, press the ? RECORD button to turn it on.
2. In the SEQUENCER section, press the POLY (KN200) or POLY 1 (KN400) button to turn it on.
3. In the SOUND SELECT matrix, select a sound (e.g., JAZZ GUITAR).
4. Play the melody on the keyboard. Actual recording begins when you press a key or the ▶️/■ START/STOP button to start the rhythm.
5. At the end of the tune, press the ? RECORD button in the SEQUENCER section again to turn it off.

Playing Back Your Performance

1. In the SEQUENCER section, check that the indicator for the POLY (KN200) or POLY 1 (KN400) button is lit. If not, press the button to turn it on.
2. Press the ↩️ SEQUENCER RESET button.
3. Press the ▶️/■ START/STOP button. Your performance is played back just as you recorded it.

Creating a Rhythm Pattern (KN400)

The COMPOSER function allows you to create and store your original accompaniment patterns, which can be played back like the AUTO PLAY CHORD.

Storing a Rhythm Pattern in the Composer

1. In the COMPOSER section, press the ? RECORD button to turn it on.
2. In the RHYTHM SELECT matrix, press the COMP 1 button. Its indicator lights. "ALL" is shown on the display.
3. In the COMPOSER section, press the ❌ CLEAR button.
4. In the COMPOSER section, press the ? RECORD button once. "dr" (drum) is shown on the display. The sound of the metronome begins.
5. Play the rhythm pattern on the keyboard:
   • Find the key with the bass drum 2 mark (ID 2) above it. Use this key to store two measures of the bass drum pattern in time with the metronome.
   • Then, use the snare drum 1 key (tiiil 1) to store two measures of the snare drum pattern.
   • Finally, use the hi-hat closed 1 key () to store two measures of the hi-hat pattern.

   The 2-measure pattern is repeatedly played back while you are recording.

6. In the COMPOSER section, press the ? RECORD button 5 times to turn it off.

Playing Back the Rhythm Pattern

1. In the RHYTHM SELECT section, confirm that the COMP 1 indicator is lit.
2. Press the ▶️/■ START/STOP button. Playback of your original accompaniment pattern starts or stops each time the button is pressed.

Options and Connections

This section details optional accessories and connections to the rear panel.

Optional Accessories

• EXP PEDAL (KN400): The SZ-E2 Expression Pedal allows control of volume, leaving hands free.
• FOOT SW: When an SZ-P1 Foot Switch is connected, various functions can be controlled by foot.

Rear Panel Connections

KN200 & KN400:

• LINE OUT (output level 1.5V 600Ω): For connecting to a high-power amplifier for louder sound reproduction. Use the R/R+L terminal for monaural sound.
• PHONES (?): For silent practice with headphones. Mutes internal speakers when plugged in.
• MIDI (?): For connecting to other MIDI devices.

KN200 Specific:

• DC IN (? 9V-12V): Connect the exclusive AC adaptor (SY-AD1) here.

KN400 Specific:

• FOOT SW (?): For connecting a foot switch (e.g., SZ-P1).
• EXP PEDAL (?): For connecting an expression pedal (e.g., SZ-E2).

Cautions for Safest Use

Installation Location

1. Ensure good ventilation; do not cover ventilation holes.
2. Place away from direct sunlight and excessive heat.
3. Choose a location with minimal humidity, vibration, and dust.

Power Source

• KN200: Use ONLY the included AC adaptor (SY-AD1).
• KN400: Ensure the line voltage selector matches local voltage before connecting. DC power cannot be used.

Handling the Power Cord

• Never touch the power cord or plug with wet hands.
• Do not pull the power cord.

Internal Safety

• Do not permit metal articles to get inside the unit, as this may result in electric shock or damage. Warn children about this risk. If an object enters the unit, disconnect power and contact the dealer.
• Never attempt to remove top or back panels or touch inside parts. High voltage is present. Contact qualified personnel for inspection or fuse replacement.

If Water Gets into the Unit

Disconnect the power cord plug from the outlet and contact the dealer. Avoid placing liquid containers on the unit.

If Operation Seems Abnormal

Immediately turn off the instrument, disconnect the power cord plug, and contact the dealer. Discontinue use to prevent further damage or accidents.

Power Cord Condition

Never use a damaged power cord (scarred, cut, broken, or with bad contact) as it may cause fire or serious electrical shock. Do not forcibly bend the power cord.

Maintenance

• Switch off the instrument after use. Avoid rapid on/off switching.
• To clean, use a clean, damp cloth and polish with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid thinners or petrochemical-based polishes. Wax-based polish may be used on the cabinet.

Symptoms Which Appear to Be Signs of Trouble

The following performance changes may occur but do not indicate trouble:

Sounds and Effects

• Malfunctioning buttons/keys, no sound, limited polyphony, DIGITAL CELESTE issues, CONDUCTOR/AUTO PLAY CHORD/PANEL MEMORY not working, strange highest note for SOLID GUITAR:
  • KN200: Turn the ▶️ PLAY button off and then on again. All settings reset to factory defaults.
  • KN400: Turn the ? POWER button off. Then, while pressing all three MANUAL PERCUSSION buttons, turn the ? POWER button on. All settings reset to factory defaults.
  • Check if MAIN VOLUME is at minimum; adjust it.
  • If DEMO button is on, press it to turn off.
  • Check BALANCE volumes; they may be set to 0. Adjust using POLY (+) or specific ACCOMP PART buttons.
  • Check if local control for a keyboard part is set to 'off'; set to 'on'.
  • Note that polyphony may decrease depending on selected sound and settings.
  • KN400: DIGITAL CELESTE may not function for DUAL, DUET, TRIO sounds.
  • Check MIDI receive mode; set to single mode if necessary.
  • The SOLID GUITAR sound (VARIATION on) or SPECIAL 6 sound may produce a cutting sound on the highest note; this is normal for those specific sounds.

Rhythm

• Rhythm does not sound, or only hi-hat and bass drum are heard:
  • Check BALANCE volumes for DRUMS; adjust if set to 0.
  • KN400: Ensure a COMP button with a stored performance was selected in RHYTHM SELECT. Change rhythm or store a new pattern.
  • Check MIDI clock setting; set to internal clock if necessary.
  • If only hi-hat and bass drum are heard, the KEYBOARD PERCUSSION button might be on. Turn it off for normal rhythm.

Auto Play Chord

• Some parts do not sound:
  • Check BALANCE volumes for each part; adjust if set to 0.
  • KN400: Ensure the corresponding ACCOMP PART 1, 2, or 3 button is on.
  • If KEYBOARD PERCUSSION is played, ACCOMP and BASS patterns may not sound. Turn off KEYBOARD PERCUSSION.

Sequencer

• Error "beep" when attempting to record, multi-track recording not working:
  • Check if SEQUENCER memory storage capacity is full.
  • Ensure the START/STOP button has been pressed for playback track selection. A flashing track indicator shows ready for recording; a lit indicator shows ready for playback.
  • KN400: Ensure the part to record is turned on in the CONDUCTOR section (e.g., POLY 1 and POLY 2 for simultaneous recording).
  • Check for conflicts between SEQUENCER buttons (POLY 1, ACCOMP/CHORD), AUTO PLAY CHORD modes (FINGERED/ONE-FINGER), and ACCOMP PART buttons.

Composer (KN400)

• Storage not possible:
  • Check if COMPOSER memory storage capacity is 0. Erase a COMP 1-4 pattern if necessary.
• Stored rhythm pattern differs from original:
  • A 2-measure pattern can be stored. Some rhythms are 4 measures; only 2 measures will be copied.
• Drum sound not erased when INSTR ERASE is pressed:
  • Some drum sounds in preset rhythms cannot be erased this way. Follow the CLEAR procedure.

Other Issues

• Noise from radio or TV: Try moving electrical equipment further away. The sound may be from nearby broadcast or amateur radio stations.
• Cabinet becomes warm: This is normal due to the built-in power source and does not indicate trouble.

Index

• Accessories: 1-26
• ACCOMP: 2-14-17
• ACCOMP PART (KN400): 2-14, 17
• ACCOMP/CHORD: 1-18-19, 3-8-10
• Adjusting the volume: 2-16
• AUTO PLAY CHORD: 1-15, 2-5, 14-16
• BALANCE: 2-5
• Basic operating guide: 1-6
• BASS & ACCOMP, volume: 2-16
• BASS (KN400): 2-3-4, 15-16
• Beat: 2-10
• Beep sound: 1-18, 3-9, 11, 31
• Before you play: 1-6
• Block chords, TECHNI-CHORD: 2-18
• Break function: 2-17
• Cautions for safest use: 1-27
• Chords: 2-14-15
• Chord progression: 1-17, 19
• COMP (KN400): 1-23, 25, 2-9, 19, 3-14
• COMPOSER (KN400): 1-23-24, 3-14-22
• ACCOMP 1, storing: 3-18
• ACCOMP 2/ACCOMP 3, storing: 3-19
• ACCOMP PART: 3-21
• Accompaniment pattern, create: 3-15
• BASS: 3-17
• BEAT: 3-14-15
• CLEAR: 3-14-18, 20
• COMP: 3-14-15, 20-21
• DRUMS: 3-16, 21
• Editing a preset rhythm pattern: 3-20
• Factory-preset rhythms: 3-20
• INSTR ERASE: 3-14, 16
• MANUAL PERCUSSION: 3-16
• Metronome: 3-16
• Number button: 3-15
• Outline of storing: 3-22
• Parts: 3-14
• Playback: 3-21
• Preset rhythm pattern, editing a: 3-20
• QUANTIZE: 3-14-19
• RECORD: 3-14-20
• Setting up: 3-15
• SOUND SELECT: 3-17-18
• 3/4 time: 3-15
• Triplet-type patterns: 3-19
• CONDUCTOR (KN400): 1-9, 2-3
• Connections: 1-26
• DC IN 9V-12V (KN200): 1-26
• DEMO: 1-10
• Demonstration performance: 1-10
• DIGITAL CELESTE: 2-6
• DOWN button, transpose: 2-7
• DRUMS, balance: 2-10, 12
• Effect: 2-6
• End key: 1-18, 3-6
• ENDING: 1-14, 2-11
• EXP PEDAL (KN400): 1-26
• Expanded Mode, PANEL MEMORY (KN400): 3-23
• Factory-preset status: 3-26
• FAST, TEMPO: 1-14, 3-25
• FILL IN: 1-14, 2-11, 19, 3-10
• FINGERED: 2-14-15, 17-18
• Fingered mode: 2-14-15
• First-beat indicator: 2-10
• FOOT SW: 1-26
• Foot switch: 3-24
• Functions, setting the: 3-23
• Initializing: 3-26
• INTRO & ENDING: 1-14, 2-11
• KEY SPLIT (KN400): 2-5, 10
• Keyboard Percussion: 2-12
• LINE OUT: 1-26
• MAIN VOLUME: 1-8-9
• Maintenance: 1-27
• MANUAL PERCUSSION (KN400): 1-7, 2-13, 3-16, 26
• MEMORY: 2-15
• Metronome (KN400): 1-24, 3-14
• MIDI: 3-27-34
• All-note-off: 3-33
• APC mode, Transmit mode: 3-33
• Automatic performance: 3-27
• Basic channel: 3-29, 31
• Beep sounds: 3-31
• Chord mode, Transmit mode: 3-33
• Common functions: 3-32
• Connections: 3-29
• CONTROL part: 3-31
• Data, transmitted/received: 3-28
• Default settings: 3-29
• Exit MIDI mode: 3-34
• External clock: 3-33
• IN: 3-27
• Implementation chart: 3-138
• Internal clock: 3-33
• Local control: 3-32
• MAIN VOLUME: 3-31
• Maximum number of notes: 3-32
• MIDI cable: 3-27
• MIDI clock: 3-33
• MIDI function-setting mode, enter the: 3-31
• MIDI terminals: 3-27
• Multi mode, Receive mode: 3-32
• Normal, Program change mode: 3-33
• NOTE ONLY: 3-33
• OUT: 3-27, 32
• PANEL MEMORY program change (KN400): 3-33
• Program change mode: 3-33
• Receive mode: 3-32
• RHYTHM SELECT: 3-32, 34
• Sequencer: 3-27, 29
• Setting functions: 3-30
• Single mode, Receive mode: 3-32, 31
• Sound generator: 3-32
• START/STOP: 3-34
• SUB BALANCE/MIDI button: 3-31, 34
• Synchronized performance: 3-27
• Technics, Program change mode: 3-33
• THRU: 3-27
• Transmit mode: 3-33
• Minor chord, one-finger: 2-14
• Minor seventh chord, one-finger: 2-14
• MODULATION (KN400): 2-7, 3-25
• Music stand: 1-6, 7
• MUSIC STYLE ARRANGER: 2-19
• Names and functions: 1-4
• Note keys: 3-8
• Number buttons, panel memory (KN400): 2-8
• Number of notes: 2-12, 15, 17, 3-13
• ONE TOUCH PLAY: 2-19
• ONE-FINGER: 1-16, 2-14-15, 17-18
• Options: 1-26
• PANEL MEMORY (KN400): 2-8, 3-23, 33
• Percussive instrument: 2-12
• PHONES: 1-26
• Pitch: 3-23
• PITCH BEND wheel (KN400): 2-6
• PLAY (KN200): 1-6, 3-12
• Playback, rhythm pattern (KN400): 1-25
• Playing the keyboard: 1-8-9
• POLY (KN200): 2-5, 3-24-25
• POLY (KN400): 1-9, 2-5-6, 14-15, 3-25
• POWER (KN400): 1-7, 3-12, 26
• Power source: 1-27
• Preset rhythm patterns: 2-9
• RECORD, Composer (KN400): 1-23-24
• Sequencer: 1-20-21
• Rhythm pattern: 1-23-24
• RHYTHM SELECT: 1-13-14, 25, 2-9, 11, 3-23, 33-34
• Rhythm variation: 2-9
• Root note: 2-14
• SEQUENCER: 1-17-18, 20, 22, 3-3-13, 26
• ACCOMP/CHORD: 3-8-10
• Automatic repeat: 3-8
• Beep sound: 3-9, 11
• Chord progression, storing: 3-8
• Clearing: 3-12
• Drums-only intro: 3-10
• End key: 3-8-9
• Example of storing: 3-11
• FILL IN: 3-10
• INTRO & ENDING: 3-10
• Multi-track storage: 3-5
• Note unit keys: 3-8-11
• Number of notes: 3-7, 13
• PANEL MEMORY: 3-11
• Panel settings, storing the beginning: 3-1
• Parts, clearing: 3-12
• Playback: 3-6
• Real-time: 3-3
• RECORD: 3-5, 7-8, 12
• Redo: 3-9
• Repeat key: 3-8-9
• Reset key: 3-8-9
• Rhythm change, storing a: 3-1
• SEQUENCER RESET: 3-6, 10
• Sound changes, storing: 3-11
• STEP RECORD: 3-3, 8-10
• Storage capacity: 3-7
• 3-beat rhythm, storing a: 3-11
• Two or more parts, storing: 3-7
• What you can store: 3-3
• SEQUENCER RESET: 1-19, 3-6, 10
• SET button, panel memory (KN400): 2-8
• Setting the functions: 3-23
• Setting up: 1-6-7
• Seventh chord, one-finger: 2-14
• SLOW, TEMPO: 1-14, 24, 2-10
• SOUND SELECT: 2-3
• Specifications: 1-130
• Split (KN400): 1-7, 2-4-5, 9-10, 14
• START/STOP: 1-10, 13, 19, 22, 25, 2-9, 11, 14-15, 3-34
• STEP RECORD: 1-18
• SUB BALANCE/MIDI: 2-16, 3-23-25
• SUSTAIN: 2-6
• SY-AD1 (KN200): 1-6
• SYNCHRO & BREAK: 2-10, 17, 19
• Synchro-start: 2-10
• SZ-E2 Expression Pedal: 1-26
• SZ-P1 Foot Switch: 1-26, 3-24
• TECHNI-CHORD: 2-18
• TEMPO: 1-14, 24, 2-10
• Touch Response (KN400): 1-9
• TRANSPOSE: 2-7
• Trouble shooting: 1-28
• Tuning: 3-23
• UP, transpose: 2-7
• VARIATION: 1-11-12, 2-9, 15, 3-32
• Vibrato (KN400): 2-7
• Vibrato depth: 3-25
• Voltage selector: 1-27
• Volume: 2-5, 12-13, 16
• Walking bass (KN400): 2-15